Space - Competitiveness Council
29 mai 2026
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Council of the European Union Conseil européen
00:29 - 01:05
Intervenant 2
Good afternoon and welcome to the press conference covering the second half of today's Compet Council with a focus on space. We are joined here by our Deputy Minister of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy, Nicodemos Damianou, and the Commissioner for Defense, Space and Space, Andrius Kubilius. I now give the floor to Minister Damianou, who will present the main results and main discussions from the second half of the day. Minister, the floor is yours.
01:05 - 03:34
Intervenant 1
Thank you, Berna. Good afternoon, kalispera. We have just concluded the afternoon session of the Compet Council meeting where ministers addressed key strategic issues shaping Europe's future in space. I would first like to thank Commissioner Kubilius for his close cooperation and his constructive engagement. Today's discussions reaffirmed the importance of space as a driver of Europe's competitiveness, economic security and technological sovereignty.
The Council took note of the Presidency's progress report on the EU Space Act, aimed at strengthening Europe's space sector, improving safety and sustainability and reducing fragmentation across the Union. Significant progress has been made, including a streamlined compromise text that reduces administrative burdens and clarifies key legal and governance elements. However, important issues remain open, notably regarding governance, dual-use activities, third-country operators and international responsibility. Work will continue until the end of June to prepare the ground for the Irish Presidency with the shared objective of maintaining momentum on this strategically important file and ensuring Europe remains a strong, independent and innovative space actor. The update on the EU Space Act was complemented with an exchange of views on the role of space for Europe's economic security.
Space technologies and services have become essential to everyday life and to key sectors across the Union, from transport to communications and climate monitoring to border management and defense. While Europe has strong assets such as Galileo, Copernicus and IRIS², global competition in space is accelerating and vulnerabilities in critical technologies, supply chains and industrial capacities remain an important concern. Against this background, there was broad agreement that Europe needs a more proactive approach to economic security, one that anticipates risks rather than simply reacts to them, while strengthening resilience and preserving openness and innovation.
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